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vvwwvvvVrvv Goldwater flower ShOW winners SHIRLEY JENNETT COLDWATER Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Crit tenden were among leading exhibitors in the adult flower show at the Coldwater fall fair Results of the competitions follow Asters Crittenden Mrs Art Scott Betty Bidmeed Begonias Mrs Angus Clarke Crittenden Ted Mc Farland Calendulas Mrs John stone Crittenden Irene Vasey Cleome Crittenden Chrysanthemums Mrs Johnstone Barb Pipher Mrs Angus Clark Chrysanthemums one variety Barb Pipher Ann Gill Crittenden Daisies Pet Townes Irene Vasey Lillian Woodruff Dahlia large decorative Vi Crichten Jean Robbinson Mrs ArtScott Dahlia bloom mixed Mrs Clarke Mrs Scott Vi Crichten Dahlia container of poms Mrs Scott Fallis Crittenden Delphinium Mrs Clarke Gladiolus Crittenden Norma Fallis Meredith Orr Marigolds African Mrs Fallis Mrs Scott Ada Westenbrink Marigolds French Ted Mc Farland Wilma Fallis Mrs Fallis Pansies Mrs Clarke Barb Pipher Ted McFarland Petunias Single Betty Bid mead Lillian Gray Mrs Johnstone Petunias double Mrs Johnstone Phlox Ethel Fagan Lorraine Orr Rose single Mrs Clarke Pat Doughty Clara Vivian Roses florabunda Ied Mc Farland Lorraine Orr Arrangement of roses Crittenden Susan Lucas Mrs Grace Chambers Snapdragon Mrs Clarke Pat Doughty Mrs John stone Three zinnias pom pom Lorraine Orr Mrs Scott One cactus Zinnia Lillian Gray Begonia fancy leaf Crit tenden Begonia tuberou5 Lillian Woodruff Mrs Clarke Mrs Morrison Begonia flowering Mrs Johnstone Lorraine rr Mrs Cooper Baby Tears Crittenden Mrs Booth Karron oegtle Coleus Jill Dean Mrs Johnstone Mrs Clarke Cactus John Woodruff Crittenden Lorraine Orr Fern Wilma Fallis Lorraine pom Mrs Angus MAPLE LEAF FROZEN TURKEYS GRADE BEEF SHORT RIB or ROUND BONE SHOULDER ROAST PLUS IO Orr Jill Dean Patience plant Mrs John stone Lorraine Orr Violet African single Lorraine Orr Ted McFarland Mrs ohnstone Violet African double Lorraine Orr Crittenden Betty Bidmead Any houseplant not listed Lillian Woodrqu LaBrash Mrs ohnstone Arrangement of weeds and grasses Sharon Tripp Ball Ted McFarland Arrangment of autumn colors Mrs Booth Ted Mc Farland Crittenden Arrangement for dining room table Crittenden Mrs Booth Ted McFarland Arrangement for mantle Mrs Johnstone Crit tenden Lorriane Piggot Arrangement for bedside Mrs Booth Ted McFarland Lorraine Piggot Dish garden oriental Ted McFarland Crittenden Ed na Cressy National driftwood arrangement Sharon Shellswell Driftwood with vines mums and folliage Irene Wells Mrs Johnstone Mini arrangement Jean Campbell Mrs Booth Mrs ohnstone Coffee Break Ted Mc Farland Mrs Johnstone LorrainePiggott Door swag for Christmas Ted McFarland Mrs Cooper Mrs Irene Wells Christmas table centre piece Ted McFarland Irene Wells Sharon Tripp Any exhibit with showing Ann Gill Mrs Johnstone Peg Townes Mixed pan garden Mrs Rari dv Crawford Arrangement for hall table Ted McFarland Mrs Cooper Crittenden Arrangement of artificial flowers Mrs Booth Mrs Cooper Committee members for the flower show included Mrs Clarke Mrs Malhill Mrs McFarland Mrs Wellington Robbinson Mrs Woodruff Mrs Booth Mrs WM Wylie Sr Mrs Piggott Judge for the flower com petition was Mr Crawford of Barrie who was delighted with the excellent showing HIIISTICSCIIINCE In the domestic science sec tion winners were Dill pickles Mrs Clinton Fagan Marion Oliver Mrs Reg Morrison Picklesbeets Carolyn Woodrow Mrs Fagan Mina Ball Nine day cucumber pickles Reta McFarland Mrs Fallis Carolyn Woodrow Chili sauce Fagan UNDER IO LBS Al GVVVWVN 0000000 000000¢ 0000000 000 00 000 0004000lt 0000000 000400 0000 000000 00000 00000¢ 00000 000 0000 00000 000 000000 0000v000 00 00 000 000 00lt000 000 00¢m 0000 0q 000cgt0 0c 00 0000 000 00000 00040 000 0000 0000 0000 00 00¢ 00zmlt 0000 0000 00 0000 000 00 0000 000 0000 000000000 000 0000000 0ct000 0000000 00 000000000 000 00000000 00 00 00 0000 0000 00000000 000 000 000lt gp0c 0o00 0000 to 0000 000 000c 0000 000 avg Rfififi ANNE one UNDER IO 85 WESTONS OVEN FRESH 24 01 OM 2953 Carolyn Woodrow Joan Fleming Canned tomatoes Kathleen Galbraith Joan Fleming Marion Oliver Canned peaches Reta Mc Farland Ethel Fagan Carol Woodrow Maple syrup Doug Tripp Ethel Fagan Kathleen Galbraith Orange marmalade Reta McFarland Mrs George Silk Kathleen Galbraith Raspberry jam Kathleen Glabraith Ann Dean Karron Voegtle Strawberry jam Karron Voegtle Carolyn Woodrow Reta McFarland Apple jelly Reta McFarland Carolyn Woodrow Sharon Tripp Grape jelly Carolyn Woodrow Mrs Fagan Wilma Fallis Loaf of white bread Mina Ball Pearl Gibson Reta Mc Farland Loaf of whole wheat bread Reta McFarland Nine Ball PearlGibs Plain rolls Sharon Tripp Pearl Gibson Mina Ball Parker house rolls Peal Gib son Reta McFarland Lillian Gray Chelsea bun Reta Mc Farland Lillian Gray Pearl Gibson Tea biscuits Mrs Fagan Mrs Reg Morrison Reta Mc Farland Seven Raspberry tarts Lillian Gray Reta McFarland Mina Ball Seven butter tarts Mina Ball Fallis Lillian Gray Seven Peanut Butter Cookies Fallis Mina Ball Reta Mc Farland Cherry Pie Carolyn Wotxirow Peg Townes Helen Ball Raisin pie Mina Ball Reta McFarland Fallis Pumpkin pie Carolyn VloodrowJItta McFarland LillianGray Date and nut Fagan Fallis Ball Cherry loaf Carolyn Miller Square banana cake arolyn Woodrow Pearl Gibson Jean Oakley Applesauce loaf cake Carolyn Woodrow Irene Vasey Mine Ball Chiffon cake uniced Reta McFarland Jill Dean Carolyn Woodrow Five pieces maple cream candy Reta McFarland Mrs Fagan Sharon Tripp Chocolate brownies Helen Ball Carolyn Woodrow Jean Fallis Chocolate cake square Tom Dean Special Irene asey Joan Fleming arolyn loaf Mrs Genevieve Irene Vasey Woodrow Doris ROZEN PREDRESSED MAPLE LEAF MIRACLE BASTEDALL SIZES MAPLE lEAF FROZEN TURKEYS 96$ 69 795 reeves 000000 fifififififi MNNfififl 000000 000 MW 00000 00000 000000 000000 000000 FOOOOO4 000000 00000 000000 00000 000000¢ 00000 000000 00000 0000000 000 00000000000 0000000p000 00000000000 000000000000 000000lt00 0000000000000 000000e00 0000a00000000 000000000w00 0000w00000000 000000000000 0000 0000400 00000000000 000000000 000 000000 00000000 000 0000000000 00000000 00 0000000cv00 00090000 0000 00000 0000009 o0 000 000 0000000 000 00 000 0000004 fig qu 5¢ EA oooo Woodrow Chocolate cake Mr Rotstein Special Carolyn Woodrow Mrs Fagan Lillian Gray Light fruit cake Reta Mc Farland Carolyn Woodrow MrsFagan Dark fruit cake Lillian Gray Carolyn Woodrow Reta Mc Farland Angel cake Carolyn Woodrow Sharon Tripp Reta McFarland Apple pie Irene Vasey Fallis Helen Bell One pint sealer spagetti sauce Reta McFarland Deb bie Sallows Rotstein Committtee members for the domestic science section were Mrs Rachael Devine Mrs Horace Bolyea Mrs Mel Wyley Mrs Don Bell and Mrs David MacMillan Judge was Mrs Garner of Barrie Mrs Clinton Fagan of RR Cold water exhibited for her 50th year Racetrack work hard DRESDEN nt CP The trotters and pacers leave the starting line at the Dresden Raceway near Pat Bustins of fice window but she seldom has chance to watch the sulkies fly by race night Pat is devoting all her energy and time pre paring race results for the local media receiving entry forms for future races and paying pur ses from previous meets Pat has been employed at the track for three years and in ad dition to her duties on race night helps track secretary George Deacon prepare pro grams for each of the race ways three weekly meets Although Pat attended only two meets before taking on the job as Mr Deacons assistant she now is an integral part of the machinery at the track It is really interesting be cause there is something differ ent happening all the time she said And the horsemen are all with The busiest days for Pat and Mr Deacon are when the draws or cards must be selected for race nights TAKES THREE HOURS When the draw is made it in volves about three hours of bee tic work beginning at 8am Pat first removes official dec laration blanks from long wooden box in the office in dicating when and in which race horses are entered good day Pat can ex pect to find up to 120 entries in the box waiting to be matched really nice to work Students Parade Opens Thornton church anniversar twoday Elmvale fair ELMVALE Staff Stu dents from Elmvale and area schools marched to the Elmvale fair grounds today to open the twoday fall fair which continues tomorrow The opening revives the fair which was cancelled last year due to rink renovations There will be another parade tomor row the fall parade of colors featuring floats decorated bicycles horse riders clowns and novelty classes The latter with eligibility cards and post position Entries for races are taken up to 9am and some phone en tries are also accepted the mor ning the draw is prepared When post positions are se lected Pat immediately sends the information on teletype which feeds the entries to three newspapers in Southwestern Ontario On race nightsthere are 50 during the season which lasts from June to midctoberPat is back in the office to take care of the entries and results parade is scheduled to start at 1230 pm stage show will be held at the arena this evening featur ing Frank Leahy entertainers Entries for the fall fair queen contest will be introduced from the stage The winning contes tant will be crowned queen of the 1976 fair around 230 pm on Saturday Sulky horse racing under Canadian Trotting Association rules will be held on Saturday afternoon with classified events There also will be roadster horse classes as well as commercial and heavy horse competitions Cattle and other livestock also will be judged at the fairgrounds The closing entertainment on Saturday evening will include dairy princess contest and Mercey Brothers stage show dance will follow Larry Clement is resident of the sponsoring mvaleFlos Agricultural Society with Marlene Tunney secretary The parade committee includes Frank Archer Tom McMann and George Allen DISTRICT NE WS lbflThe Barrie Examiner Friday October 1976 Follow ROOT BEAR to 347 Bayfield St COMPA THIS WEEKEND GRADE TBONEWINGSIRLOIN TOP ROUND 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